You mean "whether two values are actually the same 'value'", right? (So, "(cons A (cons B C)) = (cons A (cons B C))" even though allocated separately as two dis

You mean "whether two values are actually the same 'value'", right? (So, "(cons A (cons B C)) = (cons A (cons B C))" even though allocated separately as two distinct instances and not cleverly optimized to the same storage in memory) Otherwise, I do not understand your comment, whih is lauding Clojure's preference for values over objects.